Sentence examples for means warm from inspiring English sources

The word teplá means "warm"; var means "boiling".

That means warm water from lower latitudes has a hard time flowing in.

That means warm personal contact, he said, and help that can sometimes be quite simple.

The tradition has it that if the groundhog can't see his shadow, it means warm weather is on the way.

"So, Jewish, haimish, home-ish, that would be my #ish," Mr. Slotnick concludes, using a Yiddish word that means warm and comfortable, homey or folksy.

Like garam masala, which means "warm mixture," curry powder has a composition that varies widely from region to region and from cook to cook.

Fixing the leak means warming the broken part up, doing the repair, and then cooling it down again.

Global warming means warmer seas, which causes the corals to bleach, where the creatures lose the symbiotic algae they need to survive.

Colder water in the Pacific Ocean means warmer and drier winters in the Southeast and wetter, colder seasons in parts of the northern United States.

After more than 20 years, a Japanese spacecraft, AKARI (akari means warm-light in Japanese), performed a new all-sky survey with a much higher angular resolution than IRAS (Murakami et al., 2007).

Average warming of 4ºC globally means warming during the summer months over the U.S., Europe, Africa and Australia; winter temperatures in the Arctic will increase 12-16ºC 12-16ºC